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Estonia: 2026 Swiss health premiums for residents

Estonia — 12 insurers accept a policyholder living there, from CHF 141.40 to CHF 422.30 a month, for cover identical under Swiss law.

Between the cheapest and the dearest, the gap reaches CHF 3'371 a year. The cover is the same: the law sets it, not the insurer.

InsurerAdult (26+)Young adult (19–25)Child (0–18)Accident surcharge
Assura-BasisCHF 141.40CHF 141.40CHF 49.50+CHF 127
SWICACHF 164.80CHF 123.60CHF 39.70+CHF 148
AgrisanoCHF 175.80CHF 175.80CHF 61.80+CHF 110
KPTCHF 181.40CHF 167.40CHF 53.90+CHF 163
ÖKKCHF 205.60CHF 205.60CHF 51.50+CHF 185
HelsanaCHF 210.20CHF 189.20CHF 48.30+CHF 190
Vivao SympanyCHF 227.90CHF 164.10CHF 114.00+CHF 205
CONCORDIACHF 239.20CHF 191.40CHF 59.80+CHF 154
CSSCHF 241.80CHF 181.40CHF 53.20+CHF 218
SanitasCHF 251.40CHF 213.70CHF 75.50+CHF 223
MutuelCHF 299.40CHF 239.60CHF 114.80+CHF 270
VisanaCHF 422.30CHF 295.70CHF 118.50+CHF 253

You may be paying twice for accident cover

You work in Switzerland: your employer insures you against accidents under the LAA. The "with accident" variant of basic insurance covers the same risk a second time. Every premium on these pages is therefore shown WITHOUT accident cover — the "accident surcharge" column shows what the redundant variant would cost.

No HMO, no telemedicine, no family doctor

The official file contains only a base tariff for residents abroad. The alternative models that lower premiums inside Switzerland do not exist here. A comparison promising you one would promise something that does not exist.

The other neighbouring countries

Sources

Official FOPH EU/EFTA premium file, 2026 edition, reproduced unchanged. CHF 300 deductible for adults and young adults, CHF 0 for children — the only ones available in this file. This page publishes figures; it does not advise between Swiss and local cover.